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| Obelisk - Author's Collection |
The pictured decorative obelisk was bought at Crafts Etc. or maybe Hobby Lobby. I've had it for many years. I have no clue if the hieroglyphics mean anything or not. In the picture, it's sitting in front of some of my Star Wars "stuff." In Dobbs City, a fictional town that appears in my short stories, there is a weathered obelisk located at the city's old square.
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| Ghoulish Vibes |
Whether it's a ghoul, phantom, revenant, or "what have you," this picture gave me some serious Lovecraft vibes. It reeks of...something. The source is Meta via Spectral Insomnia. The artist is unknown.
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| Stone Metals Horse - Auther's Picture |
After I wasted my time with internet price searches, I realized that the price was on the package. It's less than $10. If you're interested in these models (I, personally, am not), try to find one anywhere other than online. These things will set you back at least $50 (from what I saw on the internet).
Their website is here.
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| Return of the Dead |
I think this image is quite spooky. My favorite movies in the zombie genre are Dawn of the Dead (2004) and Return of the Living Dead II. At any rate, I think the image is good artwork. The source is Meta. The artist is unknown.
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| Burial Mask - Author's Collection |
This is just a reproduction ("whatnot") of an Egyptian burial mask. I found it several years ago. It was inside a "shadow box," and I ended up, somehow, breaking the box. I think things like this are popular, mainly, because of King Tutankhamen's famous (mostly) golden burial mask. Did you know there are also silver burial masks?
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| Texas Art |
My mom is always working on DIY crafts and crafts that she comes up with on her own. She's made all kinds of beaded decorations, "dream catchers," and more. She's not limited to beads. She's done a lot of woodwork over the years. When I saw her Texas decoration and commented on it, which I think is red in color, she offered to make me one. I finally decided that I would like one in blue, with a white border. The blue color is made of a plastic grid-type of material. The white border is made from 1/4" bias tape. I may need to find a better way to hang it, but I'm very happy with it.
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| Stele of Hathor - Author's Collection |
The pictured stele/stela appears to be of the goddess Hathor featuring horns with a sun disk. It measures about 5" tall and 2.5" wide. It was once housed in a shadow box, but the frame broke. I threw the frame away, but I kept the artwork. I have no clue what the hieroglyphics say or if they say anything at all. They may just be for decoration. However, the top left symbol is an inverted glyph that, when turned in the opposite direction, can be read as "Hathor."
I don't know about bigger, but if Cthulhu is around, I'd say "faster boat."
Source: Meta via Lovecraftians.
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| Werewolf |
The image is entitled "Full Moon." The artist is not known. At first glance, I thought it was a dogman.
Image Source: Meta via Lycanthropy Den.
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| Deep Ones |
The Shadow Over Innsmouth. The Deep Ones. Lovecraftian Mythos. I don't know the title of this work, and I don't know the artist. It does work for a final 2025 Halloween image, in my opinion. Happy Halloween!
Image Source: Meta via H.P. Lovecraft Appreciation Group.
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| Halloween Artwork |
"The house is alive with Halloween magic tonight. Join the party...if you dare" (OP). I found another nice piece of Halloween artwork. Halloween is almost here.
Image Source: Meta via Halloween Lovers Zone.
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| Halloween Art |
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| Klingon Battlecruisers |
Specifically, the posted image shows Klingon D-7 K'Tinga Class Battlecruisers. It is a nice piece of work. I have a couple of these from a Micro Machines set.
Source: Meta via Star Trek Kingdom - Fandom Headquarters.
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| Halloween Artwork |
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| Dagon |
In the very nice art, we see a picture of Dagon. H.P. Lovecraft wrote a popular story called Dagon. There was also a movie released under the same name. Did you know that Dagon, or an idol with that name, appears in the Bible? I think this image qualifies as Halloween art.
Image Source: Meta via Cthulhu & Co. Artist: Sabrina Tobal
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| Halloween |
The Halloween image depicts what I associated with the event when I was young. I'll be posting several Halloween pictures between now and the 31st. I've been seeing some captivating artwork.
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| Good Evening |
The artwork in this picture has serious Washington Irving Sleepy Hollow vibes. I'm guessing the "Good Evening" words in the art are a reference to Dracula's classic line. Good evening.
Image Source: Meta via Dracula's House of Halloween. "Dracula's House of Halloween is all about the vampire Count, old Horror films and the love of Hallow [sic]."
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| Cthulhu Pumpkins |
Just in time for Halloween, we find Cthulhu Pumpkins! I think these are fantastic pieces of artwork. The OP said of this image, "Happy October! Here are some Cthulhu pumpkins."
Image Source: Meta via Lovecraft Ezine Podcast.
I've been seeing some nice Halloween artwork because, I imagine, it's that time of the year. The credits attached to this picture are Halloween2009 by Guy Romano. It includes just about every spooky thing that you can think of. Maybe it needs a ghost or a witch? Regardless, it's a very nice image.
Source: Meta via Soul of Halloween.
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| Fall Is Not Nigh, It's Here! |
It's that time of the year! It's time (for me) to think about watching some classic horror movies. I do it every Fall, starting now until around Halloween. By classic, I mean 1930s and 1940s horror movies; the ones that aren't really scary. I don't like the modern slasher, zombie, or gory movies. They make me jumpy. I think I'll try to include a movie or two that has been inspired by H.P. Lovecraft (again, as long as it's relatively tame). Happy Fall! Oh, and Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Image Source: Meta via H.P. Lovecraft Appreciation Group
